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Maurizio Carta

Maurizio Carta

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Financial Reporter, Alliance News

London

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  • Mib down; Amplifon raises its head

    By Maurizio Carta Verified| MarketScreener Verified (Alliance News) - Major European markets opened Thursday's session in mixed fashion, with sentiment remaining cautious as traders assessed the ECB's next moves and kept their focus on global trade dynamics. Markets are pricing in a more than likely rate cut by the ECB, with the consensus expecting a 25 basis point reduction at today's meeting. In Milan, 8% of stocks are up, 18% are down, 3% are unchanged, while 71% are not yet traded. The trading value is EUR233 million.

    By Maurizio Carta Verified · MarketScreener

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Mib down; Amplifon raises its head

    By Maurizio Carta Verified| MarketScreener Verified (Alliance News) - Major European markets opened Thursday's session in mixed fashion, with sentiment remaining cautious as traders assessed the ECB's next moves and kept their focus on global trade dynamics. Markets are pricing in a more than likely rate cut by the ECB, with the consensus expecting a 25 basis point reduction at today's meeting. In Milan, 8% of stocks are up, 18% are down, 3% are unchanged, while 71% are not yet traded. The trading value is EUR233 million.

    By Maurizio Carta Verified · MarketScreener

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Mib down; Amplifon raises its head

    By Maurizio Carta Verified| MarketScreener Verified (Alliance News) - Major European markets opened Thursday's session in mixed fashion, with sentiment remaining cautious as traders assessed the ECB's next moves and kept their focus on global trade dynamics. Markets are pricing in a more than likely rate cut by the ECB, with the consensus expecting a 25 basis point reduction at today's meeting. In Milan, 8% of stocks are up, 18% are down, 3% are unchanged, while 71% are not yet traded. The trading value is EUR233 million.

    By Maurizio Carta Verified · MarketScreener

    Apr. 16, 2025

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